Problem with Vokera Compact boiler

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Hi, I've been having trouble with our Vokera Compact boiler, when the C/H side is set at 1.5 bar it works ok when running, but when it is off overnight the pressure drops below .5 and needs filling back to 1.5 bar again. I've checked all the C/H system (even under the floor) and found no leaks, i've even used Fernox leak sealer (twice) to find any small leaks but it still drops. Any help would be much appreciated. Regards Malio.
 
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does your pressure rise a great deal when the ch is on, this would point towards your expansion vessel.
however if this is not happening it could probably be your pressure release valve passing water, check outside on blow off pipe coming through wall
 
Thanks for your reply. It is not passing water through the pressure release valve, I wonderd if the pressure chamber balloon needed pumping up, can this be done with a cycle type pump? Regards Malio
 
yes it can, before u start push schraeder valveto see if any air coming out, if only water coming outexp vessel gubbed and will need replaced.
Remember a faulty exp vessel would cause your pressure to rise to around 3 bar with ch on
 
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Thanks again, Is the schraeder valve the one on top of the expansion vessel where you pump up the balloon, also the boiler usually stays at 1.5 bar and only rises slightly after filling when cold in the morning. Regards Malio
 
don't forget you will need to deprurize the boiler before you can repesurize the vessel and leave the prv in an open position then it needs charging to around 0.7 to 1 bar
 
Thanks Gasmick2, Will try that later and let you know later. Thanks again to all. Malio.
 
Hi agian, Sorry it's been a while, i've managed to re-pressurize the balloon in the vessal and it seems to have done the job. Thanks again to everyone who helped, I really appreciate it. Many thanks, Malio
 
Hi Malio, I'm in Leeds as well with the same problem as you. I think.
My boiler is losing pressure but with no visible water leak. Did you fix yours?
 

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